Much of the art world revolves around questions of value, not only in terms of appraisals and price tags, but also: what is worth your time in These Times, as …
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The Pompidou Center in Paris closed for five years as part of a major renovation project
The Center Pompidou in Paris will close from 2025 to 2030 under ambitious new expansion plans announced by the centre’s president, Laurent Le Bon. During the closure of the Beaubourg …
Ndayé Kouagou’s exhibition “Direction, Direction? is part self-talk, part influencer talk. The artist is inspired by our tendency to overthink decision-making and adopt superstition (tarot readings, tossing coins) to predict …
After Losing His Nike Contract, Tom Sachs Publicly Commits to Creating a Better Studio Culture + Other Stories
Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know this Thursday, May 11. …
Photo London’s new director promises to ’embrace the new’ – so why does it look the same?
The eighth edition of Photo London, the UK’s largest photography fair, returns to Somerset House (until May 14). And, again, it comes with a new director. Now that title is …
At the center of Esther Gatón’s “Emil Lime” exhibit is a life-size boat, suspended by metal cables from a hole in the ceiling. _The 2023 sculpture, which shares the exhibition’s …
“Tefaf New York is quite different from Tefaf Maastricht,” says furniture dealer Stéphane Danant of French design gallery Demisch Danant. His stand has been presented at both editions of the …
The David Colosi exhibition Escargotolia at the Open Source gallery (photo Maya Pontone/Hyperallergic) This Brooklyn artist is obsessed with snails and wants you to be too. In David Colosi’s exhibition …
It’s finally May, which means the weather is warming up, spotted lantern flies are hatching in droves, and artists and gallery owners from around the world are lining up for …
The number of Americans who flocked to London last weekend to attend the coronation of King Charles III was so high that it was expected that they outspend Brits on …